Exeter Advocate, 1906-4-19, Page 7A SWUNG TONIC,
Weak, Tired and Depressed People Need
a 'Tonic at This Season to Put the
Blood Bight..
Spring blood is bad blood. Indoor
life during the winter months is respan-
siblo for weak, watery, impure blood,
Wu heed a tonic to build up the blood
in the spring just as much as a tree
heeds new sap to give It vitality for the
surnrner. In the spring the bad blood
shows itself in many way,s, In some
it breeds pimples and eruptions. in
ethers it maybe through occasional
headaches, a variable appetite, perhaps
twinges of neuralgia, or rheumatism,
or a lazy feeling in the morning and a
desire to avoid 'exertion. For these
spring ailments it is a tonin you need,
and the greatest blood -making, health -
giving tonic in all the world is Dr, Wil -
Bums' Pink Pills. Every dose helps to
make new, rich, red, health -giving
bloody which reaches every nerve .and
every organ in the body, bringing
health, strength and energy to weak,
despondent, ailing men and women.
Here is proof. Mrs. Chas. Blackburn,
Aylesford Station,, N. S. says: "For
the past ten years Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills is the only medicine .I have taken
when I found L needed a medicine. Last
Spring Iwas feeling poorly, was weak,
easily tired and depressed. I got three
boxes and they made me feel like a
new person. These pills are the best
medicine I know of when.- the blood -13
out of order."
Thousands of people not actually sick.
need a tonic in the spring, and to all
these a box or two of Dr. Williams'
Pins Pills will bringnew
energy
and
new strength. To those who may be
more seriously ailing, who are 'suffer-
ing from any of the ailments lee In
bad blood—a fair treatment : with fleet;
pills will brig,new health and vitally
You can get these pills from any ule'i
cine dealer or by mall from the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., at.
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
CURING THE DISH -WASHER.
An English Householder's, Experience • in
India.
The experience of an English house-
holder in India are declared, by the au-
thor of "An Indian Garden,' to, be
sometimes trying and often amusing.
An instance of one of ethe amusing ex-
periences is given:
The old gray -bearded butler announc-
ed to me at luncheon one day that the
dish -washer was ill with fever, bur if
the mistress would give some medicine
ho would soon be able to resume his
'work. 1 happened to have none by mc,
but as the matter was urgent,• clean
dishes being important, T asked:
"Can he go to the chemist's, do you
think, for some physic if I give him a
letter? I don't know what to write for."
"Oh, yes," he said, "he is quite able
to go that short distance."
"I thought •that was much the best
way, and then the chemist could give
bite what was proper.. So I wrote:
"Please give the bearer a dose of
medicine. He "says -.he has fever."
I forgot to inquire about him till two
days after. Then I said: •
"How is the dish -washer?"
"He is much better, your honor."
"And then he took the physic?"
"No, your highness, the bazaar coolie
Look the physic by mistake."
"The bazaar coolie!" I exclaimed.
"What for?"
"The dish -washer said, 'Work is,
therefore cannot go myself; bazaar coo-
lie goes errands; he may fetch me the
physic.' So bazar coolie took letter.
Shop master prepared physic, then told
bazaar coolie to drink it.
"Coolie said, 'Not for me is the medi-
cine, but for another man. I take it to
him.'
"'Not so,' said the shop master. 'The
mistress has written, "Give to bearer,"
and she means you must drink it here.'
"Many times Coolie said he was not
the man, but they would not listen, and
they made him drink it."
SAFETY FOR CHILDREN.
Baby's Own Tablets is the only medi-
eine_that gives the mother the guaran-
tee of a ..government analyst, that • it
contains no poisonous opiate and is
absolutely . safe. This is worth much
to every mother who cares for the fu-
ture welfare of her child. The Tablets
are good for the tenderest baby or for
the well grown boy or girl, and cure
the minor troubles that, are inseparable
from childhood. Mrs. W. J. Macintosh,
Clam Harbor, N. S. says: "I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for constipation,
vomiting and colds and have found
"Them a splendid medicine. I give the
Tablets all the, credit for the splendid
bealth.my little one now enjoys." The
wise mother will always keep a box of
these Tablets on band. They eon be
got from any druggist tor by mail from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont., at 25 cents a box.
'LOSS OF :LIFE IN COAL MINES.
With terrible regularity one is re-
minded of the dangers of coal -getting.
Not a single week passes but that mine
accidents occur in great Britain; and
whilst the loss of life averages twenty
lives per week, the number of repart-
ee injuries IS about four times as many.
I., is remarkable how colliery disasters
occur year after year, involving almost
the same loss of life in the course c;
one year as m the previous 'twelve
months. in 1000 the total number of
lives lost in coal -mines was 1.,012, and
th the following twelve months 1,101
eaters were killed, In 1902 the death
roll .numbered 1,024, was increased by
481 the following emcee and only by L
in. 1904. During the past eight yeasts
over 5,000 'Ives have been lost in our
collieries, and for every death there are
several maimings.
II0USEI:1OLD COMPLAINTS.
"I declare IL is dreadful the way peo-
ple treat me," complained the Winslow,
"t am always ready to shed light en
Any. subject, yet I am frequently . shut
up.' •
"l ooh et ; me," returned the Door. It
Is my dady'custetm to afford people an
1penitlg, yet they are always giving snit,
knocks."
ABYSSINIAN MONLWVf .
Act Very Much Like Human Creatures
of the Country.
Very sirxiilar reports are made frgm
different parts of North Africa in regard
to the monkey tribes that occupy that
continent from Morocco to Abyssinia..
Just how far tribal relations may have
tended to vary fele species is a question.
quite as important as that of language,
to which Professor Garner has given so
much study, Some points of interest
are found in an English book, "A Visit
to Abyssinia."
I have mentioned that large numbers
of monkeys frequent these frills. They
move , about . in organized bands, and
their proceedings are arranged in the
most orderly and tactical manner. They
are difficult to annroach, unless it is gab
dually and cautiously done; but 1 have
succeeded on a camel in getting within
a few' yards of them when they were
crossing the path ahead of me, about
fifty ire single file following their leader,
and looking with their manes like small
lions.
Their movements are fullof interest,
and . well repay observation; they have
chiefs, sentries, and advanced and rear
guards on the march. The mothers car-
ry their children on their backs exactly
like the larger human creatures in these
countries. They talk and chatter, the
females being especially loquacious,
quarrelsome and combative. These are
dead•- under the command of the elder
males, whose gesture alone is sufficient
to reduce them to obedience. They live
in small caverns among the hills, but
willmost
t certainly avoid a direct return
to their' haunts if followed. They are
less timid of men when these are
mounted on camels than when on foot,
experience . having doubtless : taught
them that the former is usually travel-
ling to a destination, and that his
steady, • jogging pace is rarely inter-
rupted he his curiosity.
On one occasion I saw a whole fam-
ily tribe on the redid. home after a forag-
ing excursion, and successfully tempted
some of, the younger one onese to leave their
ranks by quietly roiling pieces of bread
and sugar at them; but the older mem-
bers were above such weakness, and
went on in a stately way up the hill,
disappearing over the ledge, and re-
proving the youngsters as they retired.
i
RAINY RIVER MAN
HAD TROUBLES
TILL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED
HIS KIDNEYS.
7 hen His Rheumatism and Other
Pains Vanished Once -and For All -
His Case Only One of Many.
•
Barwick, Ont., Apr. '9 — (Special). —
That Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure
Rheumatism, or any other disease re-
sulting from disordered Kidneys is the
experience of many of the settlers in this
'Rainy River country. The case of Wil-
ham John Dixon, of this place, is a fair
sample of the work the great Canadian
Kidney Remedy is doing.
"I had Rheumatism so had I had to
use a stick to walls. I had pains in my
back and right hip, and I had no com-
fort in sleeping.
"I could no more than dress or un-
dress myself for nearly two months, and
I was. for nearly three weeks l could
not lace my right shoe.
"My brother advised me to try Dodd's
IIeEdney Pills, and I did so. After taking
three boxes I could walk around and
lace up my shoes and do my work.
Six boxes cured me completely."
Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure
cure for sick Kidneys. Sick Kidneys are
the cause of nine -tenths of the ills the
human family suffers from.
THIS WAY TO FORTUNE, PLEASE!
Work done is the criterion of ability;
not promises, not boasts.
Accept every experience as an educa-
tor. Look for the lesson contained; it
is there. e
Don't let your work end with think-
ing and talking. Act. If you get an
idea, try it. out to a conclusion.
Talk to the point. Don't waste time.
on preliminaries.
The manwho, in a lowly -position,
gives proof of zeal and ability, is al-
ways the man who later is found occu-
pying a remunerative position of trust
and responsibility.
Work is not an end in itself; simply
a means to an end. A humble position
should be utilized as an opportunity to
prove merit. for a higher post.
To do your best is simply a matter of
doing justice to yourself; to refuse to
de` so is to hide your light under la
bushel, which others have neither time
nor inclination to lift.
Sometimes a man may find himself
engaged upon work which he tirinllss
(and perhaps rightly thinks) affords no
scope for his real abilities. There is a
tendency under Such circumstances to
perform his duties in a prefunctery man-
ner. Why? It is by the performance
of work, and not by the class of work
that ability is measured.
•
Flannery—"What that do they cll.irge
for a house like yours?" Finnegan -
"Sivin dollars." Flannery --"My, tira0;
high. Don't ye have throuble gett'n' it
together? Finnegan—"Faith, 01 delft,
but the agent does."
SALT MAN'S HARVEST 110ME..
One of the remarkable sights in the
Great Salt Lake of Wain, developed by
the progress of scientific ,industry, is
the system of immense salt making
ponds on the shore of the lake. At
Saltair the lake water is pumped Into a
great settling basin, where the impuri-
ties fall to the bottom, and, containing
much iron, form a reddish deposit.
From thie basin the water is drawn''off
into "harvesting ponds," averaging 900,-
000 square yards in area and six Inches
in depth. The ponds are kept supplied
with water, as the evaporation goes on
from May to September, when the salt
harvest begins. The water having disap-
peared, a dazzling layer of salt, two cr
three inches thick, is found covering the
bottom of the ponds, and' this is broken
up with ploughs before being conveyed
to Ilse milts, where the final crushing and
winnowing are done.
A Sure Cure for Headache.—Bilious
htadache, to which womenare more sub-
ject, than men, becomes so acute in
some subjects that they are utterly pros-
trated. - The stomach refuses food, and
there is a constant and distressing of
foil: to free the stomach from bile which
has become mduly secreted there. Par -
melee's Ve 't'`isible Pills are a speedy el-
ternative, and in neutralizing the effects.
of the intruding bile relieves the pres-
sure on the nerves which cause the
headache, Try them,
•
A cook has been going round a station
in the South of India with the following
"character," and is somewhatsurprised
he.. is not engaged:—"Abdul has been
illy cook for three month • it seems
much longer. He leaves on account of
ill -health -my ill -health." '
. Couldn't Estimate Its Value! -Dr. Ag-
new's Cure for the Heart never fails. It
relieves in 30 minutes, it, cures. It is a
beacon -light to lead you back to health.
\,\V. 1T. Musselman, of G. A. R., Weiss -
port, Pa., says: "Two. bottles of Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart entirely
cured me of palpitation and smothering
spells. Its value cannot be estimated."
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• HONESTY EXPLAINED. -
"I returned a dollar that the cashier
gave meby mistake to -day."
"No mistake. He tried to work that
counterfeit off on me." ,
It is Known Everywhere. — There is
not a city, town or hamlet in C,.nada
where Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is net
known—wherever introduced it made e.
foothold for itself and maintained Lt.
Some merchants may suggest some
ether remedy es equally beneficial: Such
recommendations should be received
with doubt. '`'here is only one Electric
Oil, and that is Dr. Thomas' Take no-
thing else.
"I stopped speaking to 1i m," she re-
marked, "because he paid such a poor
compliment to my taste and judgment."
"What did the do?" asked her friend.
"He wanted meta, marry him."
atrnnght Eoap 11 letter than O1ber leaps,
but it best when used in the Sunlight way.
Buy sunlight Soap a:dankly direction&
Pale, sickly children -should use Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator.
Worms are one of the principal causes
of suffering in children and should be
expelled from the system. -
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has
proved a blessing to many .a "man be-
fore thee -public" in cases of hoarseness,
tad throat, tonsilitis and catarrh. Some
of the most recent evidence of its efficacy
comes from a well-known actor, whose
hone is in New York City. He says: "I
have never found anything toaequal this
remedy for quick relief." 50 cents -137
An old farrier said to his sons: "Boys,
don't you wail for son-ethin' to turn up.
You might jest as well go and sit down
on a stone in the middle of a meadow
with a pail 'twilit your legs and wait
for a cow to back up to you to be
milked."
'fo Those of Sedentary Occupation—
Men who follow sedentary occupations,
which deprive them of fresh air and
exercise, are more pronetodisorders
of the liver and kidneys than - those
who lead active, outdoor lives. The
former will find in Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills a restorative without question the
most efficacious on the market. They
are easily procurable, easily taken, act
expeditiously, and they are surprising-
ly cheap considering their excellence.
Titewood .— "I thought you said you
wouldn't charge me anything.for the
little legalquestion I asked you? Law-
yer "I didn't. I charged you for the
answer."
The Pastor's Pity. -A prominent pas-
tor of a Mutant; Ont., church, writes:
"t suffered intensely from lnflaminatory
Rheumatism. Just one bottle of South
American Rheumatic Cure healed me.
I pity those who suffer so much and do
not know how near thy are to a cure.
I feel like proclaiming it from the
house -tops." --138
Miss Sharpe — "1 celebrate my twen-
ty-fourth birthday to -morrow." Miss
Oldage— "Indeed! And isn't it singu-
lar—so do I?" Miss Sharpe "Oh, but
1 Celebrate mine for the flet time!"
Halloway's Corn Cure . is a specific for
the removal of corns and everts. We
have never heard of its failing to re-
move even the worst kind.
1.013 THE, WAKE.
Pat was nearing the end of nil earthly
,things. Ile had been sick for a long
time, and the doctor had advised Trim
that he had but a shnrt time to live.
As he lay stretched upon his bed a
savory smell was wafted to his 'nostrils
and, sniffing feebly, he called to his
wife
"Oi say, Bridget;, phwat is that Of
smell `7" ..
"Carn bate an' cabbage, Patsy; earn
bale an' cabbage."-
"Plase let me' hov a bit av it, Brid-
get, darlin'. Olive only a short ioirlie
V live now, art' n: I(tile av the earn bate
an' cabbage won't make army differ-
ence."
"ilush, Palsy!" warned 'Bridget, as she
stood by her husband's bedside.
"That's fel` th' wake."
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When i.t comes to house parties the
architect and carpenter are... strictly in
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Keep Your Stomach in Good Working
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and he "clinched" the advice by pre-
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A man who is unable to hear money
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Grace — Teaeher says eve must al-
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bie — It's the thing we ought to do
when we want to do something else.
Dear Mother
Your little ones area constant care in
Fall and Winter weather. They will
catch cold. bo you !snow about Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. the Lung Tonic, and
what it Iasi done for so many? It is said
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TWO OLD TIME LOVE -LETTERS.
They Both Show an Ad'mirabie Play
Upon Words.
Irl an old book, dated 1820 there is
the following curious love epistles.
Madame: Most worthy of admiration!
After long consideration and much
meditation on the great reputation you
possess in the nation, I have a strong in-
clination to become your relation.- On
your approbation of the declaration, I
shall make preparation to remove my
situation to a more convenient station,
to profess my admiration; and if such
oblation is worthy of observation, and
can obtainconsideration, it will be arg,-
grandization beyond all calculation. of
the joy and exultation of yours, "'Saes
rissinl'
The folloullationwing is still a more curious
answer
S.ir; I perused your oration with much
deliberation of the great infatuation of
your imagination to show such' venera-
tion on so slight a, foundation. 13ut af-
ter examination and much serious eon -
temple tion, I supposed your animation
was the fruit of recreation, or had sprung
Ecom ostentation ioi: display your edu-
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multiplication, of words of the sante ter-
nriantion though of great variation in
well respective Signifteation. Naw,
without disputation, your laborious ap-
plication in so tedious an occupation de-
serves commendation, and thinking im-
itation. a sufficient gratification, i ani,
without hesitation, yours,
"` Mary Moderation,"
ANTI-TBIiATING CUSTOM.
Beggs--uflow has the world been
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TWO QUOTATIONS.
"I've got something important to do,'
said this practical young man, "and I
just don't know how to go about it.
ft; like you to help me."
"Yes?" replied Miss Pechis. "What
is it you propose to do?"
"That's not the question. It's what
is it you do to propose?"
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Resort to Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup at the first intimation of irrita-
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Neglected colds are the cause of untold
suffering throughout the country, n11
of which could have been prevented .by
the application of this simple but, pow.
erful medicine. The price, 25 cents,
brings it within the reach of all.
"How is it that you are always in
debt? You should be ashemed of y•.un..
Self." "Come, now, don't be too haat
on a fellow. You would perhaps be in
debt, too, if you were in my piano."?
"What place?" "Able to get credit.' •
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"Mamma got it fight in two guesses.
"Got what right, Luck?"
"She saki when your card came ure
that you either had a new scandal ce
some new clothes, or you wouldn't be
calling."
1 TORONTO SAN TRIO
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Mr. M. N. Defoe,
Manager The Dust-
less Brush Co,, 290
Colborne St., Tor-
onto is telling frit#;
friends how he foundi
health after years of
illness and pain. He
says:
"I have been a
yreatp sufferer frondDyspepsia for many
yea.I have been
t
° , treated by lural doe -
Dix. M. Zv. DAron tors and have taken
nearly all the advor.
Beed remedies with only temporary relief,,
if any at all, but since using Anti -Pill I can.
eat anything the same as'wlien a boy. 1'
have been. taking one Axid -Pill at bedtime
for the past three months, and find they!
regulate both atoniach and bowels. My.
old time vigor has returned, so that Iffy
spirits are buoyant and temper normal.
.As a result of this inthoped for experience
I ant in duty bound to give all credit to
this wonderful remedy, Anti -.Pili."
Ilvery druggist sells Dr. L eonhr,ar'dt'o
Anti -Pill, ora a namplo will be tient fres
by The Wilson-PyleGo., Limited, Niagara,
Falls, Ont.'
The remedy that aural Mr. Defoe co
Completely is surely worth a trial. 502
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